Charles Edwin Perkins b. 5 Sep 1857 South Canton, Norfolk, MA d. 22 Mar 1929 Windsor, Hartford, CT

1857 - 1929 (71 years)

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Name	Charles Edwin Perkins
Birth	5 Sep 1857	South Canton, Norfolk, MA
Gender	Male
Census	1 May 1865	Essex, Essex, MA
	age 7, born So. Canton MA, living with parents
Census	6 Jul 1870	Essex, Essex, MA
	age 12, born Essex MA, at school, living with father
Census	7 Jun 1900	Warren, Worcester, MA
	age 42, born Sep 1857 in MA, marr 18 yrs, physician, parents born MA/MA
Death	22 Mar 1929	Windsor, Hartford, CT
Burial	Palisado Cemetery, Windsor, CT
Person ID	I17338	Family Tree
Last Modified	5 Aug 2017

Father	Gustavus Story Perkins, b. 16 Mar 1834, Essex, Essex, MA d. 7 Jun 1913, Brookline, Norfolk, MA (Age 79 years)
Mother	Edna Burnham, b. 20 Oct 1837, Essex, Essex, MA d. 13 Feb 1871 (Age 33 years)
Family ID	F6648	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 1 Abbie Jane Pond, b. 27 Apr 1862, Warren, Worcester, MA d. 10 Jan 1907, Warren, Worcester, MA (Age 44 years)

Marriage 22 Dec 1880 Warren, Worcester, MA

Notes

from "Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988"
On 22 Dec 1880 in Warren MA, Charles E Perkins, 23, a machinist residing Warren, born Canton MA to Gustanus S & Edna Perkins, married Abbie J Pond, 21, residing Warren, born Warren to Benjamin F & Myra Pond. 1st marriage for both.

Children

1. Edwin Lyman Perkins, b. 22 Jan 1882, Warren, Worcester, MA

d. 3 Feb 1882, Warren, Worcester, MA

(Age 0 years)

Family ID F6688 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 4 Aug 2017

Notes

from "The Hartford Daily Courant", 23 Mar 1929 (newspapers.com)
Dr. Perkins Dies After Heart Attack
Prominent Physician Came to Windsor in 1910 After Practicing in Warren, Mass.
Dr. Charles Edward Perkins, 71, of 10 Prospect Street, died at his home Friday noon after a short illness. He had a heart attack several weeks ago. Dr. Perkins was born in Essex, Mass., and received his medical training at Boston University. After practicing in Warren, Mass., for 35 years he moved his family to Windsor in 1910, where he has been practicing constantly until shortly after Christmas when he was taken sick. He was a member of the Masonic Order and of the Odd Fellows, being connected with the lodges in
warren. Dr. Perkins had developed a large practice in town and was noted for his energy in responding to calls even when the travelling for a team or automobile was almost prohibitive, and when he had to respond to calls by walking. Dr. Perkins leaves besides his wife, a son, John, one daughter, Mrs. Percy J. Snelgrove, four grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Sarah Merriman of Wallingford, and a brother, George Perkins of San Diego, Calif. The funeral will bee at the Trinity Methodist Church, where Dr. Perkins attended services, Monday at 2 p.m. and at the Palisado Cemetery. The services will be conducted by Mrs. Perkin's brother-in-law, Rev. E.D. Lupten of Oxford, Mass., and by Rev. Dr. Duncan F. Dodd, pastor of the Trinity Methodist Church.

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